Tejashwi Yadav, the RJD leader, vowed to provide cooking gas cylinders for Rs 500 if the opposition takes power in Bihar, during a rally held in Muzaffarpur on Wednesday.

In front of a charged crowd, alongside Rahul Gandhi, he claimed that the NDA's recent populist measures were mere imitations of his previous proposals. He highlighted his promise of 200 free electricity units, overshadowed by the government's 125 free units offer, and introduced his 'Mai Bahin Yojana' as a contrast to the JD(U) government's 'Mukhyamantri Mahila Rojgar Yojana'.

Yadav took aim at the NDA-led state administration, alleging it operates under BJP's influence. He underscored his commitment to job creation, assuring that every household would have a government job and proclaimed the aspirations of Biharis woul

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